The first weightlifting event at the Paris Olympics started with a technical delay for about 20 minutes, but eventually, 12 men weighing under 61 kg from 12 countries stepped on the platform.

When measuring mass, you use grams and kilograms. 1000 g = 1 kg When you’re reading scales, you have to look really carefully at the intervals (divisions) between the numbers. This is so you can ...

Every few decades, all the replica kilograms in the world had to be checked against Le Grand K. The new system, now that it's been adopted, will allow anyone with a Kibble balance to check their ...

Body Mass Index, or BMI, is a person’s weight in kilograms divided by the square of his/her height in meters. The National Institute of Health (NIH) has now defined BMI to be the deciding ...

Khalid bin Mohsen Shaari, once known as the heaviest man alive, has shed 542 kg, thanks to Saudi Arabia's former King Abdullah. In 2013, Khalid weighed a life-threatening 610 kg and was bedridden ...

KG Mobility announced the market launch of the Actyon in Korea, ahead of exports. The new generation of the Actyon adopts a more modern styling than its divisive predecessor. The SUV shares its ...

Now SsangYong is on the road back under a new name - KGM. Bought by Korea’s KG Group last year, the firm had toyed with the idea of relaunching the SsangYong brand globally as ‘KGMobility’.

Khalid Bin Mohsen Shaari, once the world's heaviest man at 610 kg, lost 542 kg, thanks to the intervention of Saudi Arabia's former King Abdullah. Shaari's treatment included a gastric bypass ...

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Khalid who once had the unbelievable weight of 610 kg, has now shed a staggering 542 kg. Among the medical staff, he is lovingly referred to as "the smiling man" because of his unwavering positivity.

When measuring mass, you use grams and kilograms. 1000 g = 1 kg When you’re reading scales, you have to look really carefully at the intervals (divisions) between the numbers. This is so you can ...